Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, April 23, 1957, Page 3, Image 3

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    Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, April 23, 1957
THE CAPITAL' JOURNAE
Section 1 Page 3
Senate Group
OKs John Day
Plans Revision
WASHINGTON The Sen
ate Public Works Committee has
approved a proposal by the Army
Engineers to revise construction
i plans for John Day Dam on the
Columbia River, Sen. Magnuson
(D-Wash) said Tuesday. .
Magnuson made public a letter
In which Chairman Chavez (D
NM) said the committee (eels the
proposed change is within the dis
cretion of the engineers to make.
The engineers propose to reduce
the controlled storage ; behind the
dam from 2 million acre feet to
500.000 acre feet to head off pos
sible difficulties in fish culture
and navigation, Magnuson said.
Chavez, in a letter to Army
Secretary Brucker, said the pro
posed change in plans would not
require congressional 'action,
which could have resulted in a
delay in obtaining money with
which to start construction this
year.
Magnuson said he was informed
by the Army Engineers that they
would need approximately 8 mil
lion dollars for -construction on
the dam during the fiscal year
starling July 1, by which time
prc-construction planning is ex
pected to be completed.
Wongs' Libel
Suit Settled
Out of Court
PORTLAND W An out-of-court
settlement of Mr. and Mrs.
Kent Wong's two million dollar
libel suit against a religious or
ganization was reported Monday
bv Lcland Hess, attorney for the
Wongs.
Defendants were the Wings of
Healing corporation. Dr. Thomas
Wyatt and his wife, and Jonathan
E. Perkins.
The suit had arisen over a let
ter circulated by the Evangelis
tic Protective League, one of the
religious groups associated with
Wyatt. fn their complaint, the
Wongs contended circulation of
the letter was an attempt to stop
a breach of contract suit they had
filed by driving them out of the
country.
Hess reported a "substantial"
settlement in the libel suit and
added that the breach of contract
case also was settled out of court.
The exact sum of the settlement
was not divulged.
Two court suits - against the
Wyatts are still pending. In one,
John Warwick seeks $200,000, con
tending breach of contract. Some
$5,200 damages is asked in the
other suit, by William D. Bennett.
Ulcer Surgery
Performed on
Pitching Boat
NEW YORK W-An American
surgeon performed a delicate ul
cer operation on a British sailor
aboard a pitching Coast Guard
cutter in Ihe North Atlantic yes
terday. First Mole Walter L. Hall, 55,
of the British ship Thislledhu vas
transferred to the cutter Mackinac
660 miles east of Newfoundland.
He had a perforated ulcer and
peritonitis.
Senior Asst. Surgeon William B.
Sheldon of the U.S. Public Health
Service, attached to the Mackinac,
operated while the cutter rocked
in 15-foot waves.
The cutter radioed to its base
here that Hall's condition was
"satisfactory."
The Montreal-bound British ves
sel and the Mackinac were 200
miles apart when Hall was strick
en. The two ships raced to each
other Sunday night. The Mackinac
Was on weather control.
AP Names 7 to
Director Posts
NEW YORK W Members of
The Associated Press re-elected
four directors and elected three
new directors yesterday at the an
nual meeting of the news coop
erative. The results of the balloting were
announced early today.
Directors re - elected were:
Mark Ethridge, Louisville. Ky.,
Courier-Journal: Bernard H. Rid
der Jr., Duluth, Minn., News
Tribune; Harold A. Fitzgerald,
Pontiac, Mich., Daily Press: and,
for cities of less than 50.000 pop
ulation, Dolph Simons, Lawrence,
Kan., Journal-World.
The new directors were: WD.
Maxwell. Chicago Tribune:
George W. Hcaly Jr.. New Or
leans Timcs-Picqyunc'and Times
Picayune New , Orleans States:
and John W. Runyon, Dallas, Tex.
Times Herald.
Look For Big Savings In Every Department
A ROIiRTS IROS. STOM , I '
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MARK
CANNON
values up to 298 a yard! sew your drapes at a savings
drapery yardage sale
y 4
the fabric of 100 uses! reg. 1.69 yd. famous brand
no-iron "Shagbark"
yd.
99'
yd.
reg. 89c cases, 3.19-3.29 sheets. Stripes 'n colors
Cannon sheets, cases
2.49 . 2.69 -as. 69c
twin
Jot down your window requirements then come to Lipman's for a real
bargain in fine quality fabrics. Tremendous selection of colorful prints
anil solids ... for every room in your home.
Drapery Yardage, 2nd floor
In time for your summer sewing genuine, prc-shrunk Shagbark in solid
colors and woven plaids and stripes. Delightful colors. All 45" wide. Buy
now, quantities can't last at this low price, -Yardage,
2nd floor
Dress up your bedrooms for spring! Choose Cannon quality bedding in
colorful stripes or solids, now at tho greatest savings of the yearl Com
bine stripes and solids for dramntic effects.
Bedding, 2nd floor
5
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v usually 29.95! double size, five colors
automatic blankets
12 :-
We have Just 23 of these specially purchased, fully guaranteed electric
. blankets, now at less than half price. In pink, yellow, coral, green or
blue. Ask someone who owns one-they're tops.
Bedding, 2nd floor
..Aia;H?,S3.!SETSiiasBwjiw;
regularly 3.29-4.29 finest quality
mattress pads
1.97 2.97
Outstanding values for the homemaker bleached zig
zag stitched pads for twin or double size beds. Made for
lasting wear and easy washability.
Bedding, 2nd floor
brighten your windows for spring with super-wide
Dacron priscillas
3.79 3.89
delightful fabric for spring sewingl washable, no-iron
reg. 6.98
60x45"
reg. 7.98
60x81" .
reg. 7.49
60x63"
3.99 10.99
1.49 printed Dacron
: ' 74 yd.
4;
reg. 29.98 180x81"
Draperies, 2nd floor
regularly 5.95! In pink, blue, white
19.99
You save over half on this.whispy, semi-sheer 100 Dacron. It's printed
in delicate spring patterns for truly glamorous sewing, washes easily,
dries quickly, needs no ironing. 45" wide.
Yardage, 2nd floor
Dacron pillows
2 fr $7
regularly . 12.95 . In pink, blue, white
Dacron comfort
6.97
One of the finest pillows on the market today,, made by These DuPont Dacron comforters are made to match the
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DuPont. Stavs fluffv. sturdv corded edces. Non-allergic,
Save now while the quantities last. p
1 Bedding, 2nd floor Sj
Jixwfw x w$-ec -.v.v.'.v.v. V tKf-j
pillows (left) but you may buy them separately. Dis
cover wliat real luxury can no. Jr, buy tor gilts.
Bedding, 2nd, floor
ma
reg. 10.95, 100 Goosedown-filled
washable pillow
6.87
reg. 1.79 men's
sweat shirts'
reg. 3.98-4.98 cotton sheers and prints
sashed curtains
Plump goosedown pillows in downproof candy stripe
ticking covers of pink or blue. They're specially treated
so you can easily wash them. Stay fluffy.
Bedding, 2nd floor
$1
2.99
pr.
reg. 15.95
plaid bathrobes
7.99
Crew neck, fleece lined, white or grey. Buy several,
at this low price.
' l Men's Work Clothes, lit floor
reg. 69c ea. genuine milk glass
salad plates
4 for' $1
Famous make viscose and acetate blend. Summer
Real collector's items. Salad size plates with "lace" edges.
Thou'll ait a snprial tonr'h in vnur pntprhiinini' Team
weight. Also terry cloth in stripes. Sizes S-M-L. witj, favorite ., !ml s;,c,.rs. '
reg. 19.95 complete service for four
Men's Furnishings, 1st floor
stainless steel
12.95
China, 1st floor
regularly 1.95 5-piece place setting
stainless steel
beautiful "Sunrise" pattern, reg. 8.95
Chatham blanket
5.95
The top blanket value you'll find all year. 72x90" nylon
rayon blend with 7" satin binding. Washable, mothproof,
non-allergic. Now in 7 lovely colors.
Bedding, 2nd floor
reg. 1.49-4.89, choice of five sizes
brass plaques
89c -3.49
Never before offered at such savings! Authegtic English
design brass wall plaques for dramatic decorating, In
8", 10", 12", 14" and 17" sizes. I
Gifts, 1st floor
for summer coats, suits, and dresses
rayon suiting
99C Yd- (re9- 1-49 yd.)
Save on beautiful "Alfalfa", a beautiful fabric for spring
summer sewing. 100 washable all rayon, creasc-rcsist-ant,
full 45" wide.
Yardage, 2nd floor
reg. 2.95 and 3.95 English bone china
Colorful, all-purposo patterns for use in kitchen and
bathroom. 27x45' to the pair. Come with ruffle-trim tic
hack sashes. You'll love the colors
Draperies, 2nd floor
I reg. 9.95, four color combinations
jumbo lazy susan '
I 5.88 '
t
1 Big 1 6Jj size. In choice of pinkwhile; turquoisewhile;
p yellowwhite or raspberrycharcoal color combinations.
p The ideal June wedding gilt.
China, 1st floor
VTPM' 7V,": 7"-' 'P"ft"W"l1'''?
place setting
Made bv famous International, a truslrd name in fine Superbly erafled slainless in sterling-type patterns, l.ifi
$1
Russ Deputy
Woos Austria
VIENNA tfl Soviet Deputy
Premier A.I. Mikoyan declared
hv:e Tuesday his country wants
'f-'endly relations with independ
en and neutral Austria on the
bi-!s of mutual friendship for the
we!'are of our two peoples."
He made the statement upon ar
rival for a five-day visit and talks
u;!h Austrian officials. Mikovan
is expecled to take up both po
ll cal and commercial subjea
w 'h Ihe Austrians. who are re-j-rled
seeking a reduction in
r ara!ion lh;s counlr' still dc
1 er. to the .Sovit l:ninn under
terms of the Austrian independ
ence agreement.
cutlery. Never .needs polishing, contemporary, tunctionai
pattern. Sixteen-piece set.
Silverware, 1st floor
decorators take note! regularly to $125
wall decorations
50
time quality, never tarnishes. Take your choice of six
contemporary and traditional nattiTiis.
htlcerxearc, 1st floor
cups n saucers
99C et (4 for 3.88)
A special purchase brings these exquisite English coffee
sels to you al tremendous savings. True collectors items
in many choice patterns.
China, 1st floor
find values to 59.95! ceiling type
pull-down lamps
12.95
Those wonderful lighting fixtures that pull up or down
to adjust for peilecl lighting. In traditional and con
temporary styles,
Lamps, downstairs
iff
regularly 1.75 and 2.25 ea. Assorted
crystal imports
99c
reg. 4.95, unique hand-blocked designs I
ea.
Hurry on down for the buy of the year. Clocks, sconces,
lavalxw, plaques, mirrors going, going . . . Beautiful
items for all room decors. Be quick!
Home Furnishings, downstairs
Croup includes covered jam jars with spoons, cruets,
pitchers, compotes, rose bowls, bon bon and relish dish
es. A glittering collection at big savings'.
China, ht
ay India prints
2.97
Color-fast, washable all-purpose spreads for drapes,
couth covers, tablecloths, dresses. Large 70x108" size.
Many will waijt them for summer cabins.
. I.inrni, 2nd floor
regularly 15.95 twin or double size
quilt bedspreads
. 7.97
Offering you a once a lifetime buy on tailored quilted
spreads. Floral designs, extra full ruffles, top quality
chintz. Asst. colors, in gay prints.
Bedding, 2nd floor
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